Kicks off in 3 days in France.

Group North:
France, Austria, England & Holland

Group South:
Croatia, Italy, Portugal & Spain

In case you're wondering where the representatives of the endless conveyor belt are: they had their asses whooped 3-0 by Holland (basically Feyenoord U19).

Croatia - Spain 1-2
42' Andrijasevic 1-0
53' Thiago Alcantara 1-1
64' Rodri 1-2

Italy - Portugal 0-2
51' Nelson Oliviera 0-1
64' Sergio Oliveira 0-2

The Spain U-19 is exactly like the senior team - full of Barça players. Marked in bold below.


1 Álex (GK)
2 Martín Montoya
3 Carles Planas
4 Marc Bartra
5 Jorge Pulido
6 Oriol Romeu
7 Keko (C)
8 Thiago Alcántara
9 Rodri
10 Sergio Canales
11 Daniel Pacheco (the "Cesc". ie. left the club as a youngster)

Subs:
13 Aitor (GK)
12 Hugo Mallo
14 Iker Muniain
15 Ramiro Mayor
16 Ezequiel Calvente
17 Koke
18 Rúben Rochina


That's a relatively strong team by Spain - Canales of course is the big star, but Munian has also been playing regularly for Athletic in the past season and is their next big hope.

Barcelona the saviour of Spanish football.

I recognise the captain Keko, we were linked with a move for him not so long ago and being a player at Atletico he was dubbed 'the new Fernando Torres'.

England 2-1 up against Austria. Frank Nouble with both the goals.

France and Holland play in a few hours, from the line-ups the only French players I only know Kakuta and Coquelin and the striker Castaignos for Holland. Rodney Sneijder is also on the bench.

Make that 3-1. Thomas Cruise scores.

Arsenal's own Tom Cruise

Not watching, but France is beating Holland 2:0 at HT and they are in full control, they've missed penalty too. Kakuta scored one of the goals.

4-1 for France and that could have been worse if Grenier hadn't missed his penalty and Griezmann shot on the post. Good to see there are some promising talents such as Kakuta, Bakambu and Griezmann. I only know a few of them.

Frank Nouble Hammer

Di Caniooooo! wrote:Frank Nouble Hammer

Chelsea

Olé wrote:

Di Caniooooo! wrote:Frank Nouble Hammer

Chelsea

fcb wrote:The Spain U-19 is exactly like the senior team - full of Barça players. Marked in bold below.


1 Álex (GK)
2 Martín Montoya
3 Carles Planas
4 Marc Bartra
5 Jorge Pulido
6 Oriol Romeu
7 Keko (C)
8 Thiago Alcántara
9 Rodri
10 Sergio Canales
11 Daniel Pacheco (the "Cesc". ie. left the club as a youngster)

Subs:
13 Aitor (GK)
12 Hugo Mallo
14 Iker Muniain
15 Ramiro Mayor
16 Ezequiel Calvente
17 Koke
18 Rúben Rochina


That's a relatively strong team by Spain - Canales of course is the big star, but Munian has also been playing regularly for Athletic in the past season and is their next big hope.

Not a single Madrid canterano.

Isn't Rodri at Madrid?

Calidad wrote:Isn't Rodri at Madrid?

Yeah but he's not really ours. We stole him from Celta Vigo a year ago.

Dirk es más duro wrote:Kicks off in 3 days in France.

Group North:
France, Austria, England & Holland

Group South:
Croatia, Italy, Portugal & Spain

In case you're wondering where the representatives of the endless conveyor belt are: they had their asses whooped 3-0 by Holland (basically Feyenoord U19).

urban myth.

there were 9 ajacieden in the squad that had such a succesful qualification tournament in germany. both ajax and feyenoord have 4 players in the squad now with the main difference that ajax has 2 back-up players while feyenoord has one.

Alive and Kicking wrote:4-1 for France and that could have been worse if Grenier hadn't missed his penalty and Griezmann shot on the post. Good to see there are some promising talents such as Kakuta, Bakambu and Griezmann. I only know a few of them.

france should win this since the tournament is being held there.

Second matchweek - Group B

Spain 2-1 Portugal

Liverpool striker Daniel Pacheco scored twice for Spain as they progressed to the semi-finals. Ruben Pinto had levelled for Portugal.

Italy and Croatia played out a 0-0 draw.

Youngsters

England already 1-0 down against Holland. Berghuis scored.

oranje are playing much better with rodney in the team. he didn't start against france because he was at his brother's wedding day on saturday.

Cesc Soler wrote:Second matchweek - Group B

Spain 2-1 Portugal

Liverpool striker Daniel Pacheco scored twice for Spain as they progressed to the semi-finals. Ruben Pinto had levelled for Portugal.

Italy and Croatia played out a 0-0 draw.

Italy are usually shite at this level.... did anyone watch this game? Just wanted to know how young Destro did.... one of the few Inter primavera stars who I think could make it big.... scores tonnes of goals at junior levels...

That Griezmann looks a bit good.

England lost against the Dutch 1-0 and need to beat France next to go through to the semi-finals. France thrashed Austria 5-0 earlier today.

Calidad wrote:That Griezmann looks a bit good.

Plays for Real Sociedad.

Cesc Soler wrote:England lost against the Dutch 1-0 and need to beat France next to go through to the semi-finals. France thrashed Austria 5-0 earlier today.

Watched the England v Holland match. Seems when in doubt the FA selectors opt for the tallest bloke. Seems they're in doubt a lot.

The only thing Holland had to do was put some pressure on the player with the ball and half the time they just hopefully hoofed it as far away as possible. The England goalie was best at it. Couldn't even keep it in play.

Kolodziejczak, Faure, Lacazette, Réale, Grenier, anf Tafer all come from the Lyon youth team. We have a good generation of players...

Watched the last 20 mins of Spain vs. Portugal. As you may expect, Spain resembled the senior side, but play slightly longer range passes, and use the long ball to the flanks a lot. Pacheco was very good and drifted to the left a la Villa. Winning goal (in injury time) was excellent.

d gorgeous one haz spoken wrote:

Dirk es más duro wrote:Kicks off in 3 days in France.

Group North:
France, Austria, England & Holland

Group South:
Croatia, Italy, Portugal & Spain

In case you're wondering where the representatives of the endless conveyor belt are: they had their asses whooped 3-0 by Holland (basically Feyenoord U19).

urban myth.

there were 9 ajacieden in the squad that had such a succesful qualification tournament in germany. both ajax and feyenoord have 4 players in the squad now with the main difference that ajax has 2 back-up players while feyenoord has one.

Ajax
Lorenzo Ebicilio, Florian Jozefzoon, Ricardo van Rhijn en Rodney Sneijder

Feyenoord
Rajiv van la Parra, Jordy Clasie en Tim Eekman, Jerson Cabral, Luc Castaignos, Ricky van Haaren en Bruno Martins Indi.

Urban Maths

Excelsior=Feyenoord.

Must say im really impressed with van Haaren lately, think he will break through this season.

Fey wrote:
Feyenoord
Rajiv van la Parra, Jordy Clasie en Tim Eekman, Jerson Cabral, Luc Castaignos, Ricky van Haaren en Bruno Martins Indi.

Urban Maths

Excelsior=Feyenoord.

Must say im really impressed with van Haaren lately, think he will break through this season.

Thats a very Indian name... is he of Indian origin?

If you go back long enough.